GPS & speed
Current, average and maximum speed, distance and moving time.
Some Garmin watches still have no inline skating profile. SK8TRACK adds one: numbers big enough to read at speed, and a ride that turns up in Garmin Connect and Strava as Inline Skating, with nothing to remap by hand.
Free on the Garmin Connect IQ Store.
Two screens, four fields each. What you see by default is what is useful while moving; everything else is one menu away.
Current, average and maximum speed, distance and moving time.
Heart rate, averages and heart-rate zones where supported.
Manual or automatic laps with lap time, distance, speed and heart rate.
Two data screens and eight configurable metric slots.
GPS, GLONASS, Galileo and multiband options where supported by the watch.
The activity is recorded using the Inline Skating activity type.
Two data screens, a lap list and a summary after saving. Shown here on a Forerunner 165; the layout adapts to the size of your watch.




Connect IQ simulator screenshots in an official Forerunner 165 device frame. Values are illustrative.
Supported watches:
Also covers Quatix 7, Tactix 7, Enduro 2 and D2 Mach 1 Pro — same hardware, same Connect IQ identifier.
SK8TRACK is free and stays free. If it serves you well, you can buy me a coffee — and if there is ever too much coffee, another watch. I test on two of the twenty-nine models it supports, so there is some catching up to do.
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